Sentence examples for attempts to erode from inspiring English sources

Such logic replicates the very tyranny of language that "Isle of Dogs" attempts to erode.

No! Medicare must not be subject to negotiation, no more so than Republicans' similar attempts to erode Social Security.

3.19pm BST King of Bahrain's hardline speech Bahrain's King has delivered a hardline speech to parliament calling for new laws that "criminalise" attempts to erode national unity.

Bahrain Bahrain's King has delivered a hardline speech to parliament calling for new laws that "criminalise" attempts to erode national unity.

Mr. Clark questioned Mr. Brown after defense lawyers interrogated him last week in attempts to erode his credibility as a prosecution witness.

"It's another one of those attempts to erode the attorney-client privilege by government regulators," said Alfred P. Carlton Jr., president of the American Bar Association.

The Israeli government has continually denied allegations it is attempting to erode Muslim control of the site.

This is an attempt to erode women's reproductive rights since it recognises "the rights of the unborn", independent of the pregnant woman.

Don't be so sure, especially in this political climate, that he represents outworn creeds; the attempt to erode Title IX is under way in Washington.

But proposals to strengthen the control of the president and Parliament over the appointment of judges and prosecutors are seen by critics as a barely veiled attempt to erode the separation of powers between the executive and the judiciary.

Mr. Romney, whose Republican rivals could not afford to wage a major negative advertising blitz against him four years ago, has conserved his resources this time to push back what his advisers anticipate will be an attempt to erode his credibility.